Lewiston High School - Folio Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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ROMA GEAHIGAN Technical Course Leeds Grammar School. Ars Zfmyd, -:rim In'r ris. Orchestra 41, -llg 2nd International Prize, Federal Art School Scholarship t4l. Roma is a talented artist, as well as a capable musi- cian. IJon't be too surprised it you see her name signed to pictorial advertisements for the big industrial concerns in the near future. JEANNE'I l'lC lll'l'A G-ERVAIS Put your llf'tl7'l 'lu 11111111 you flu. Some mighty business nn-in is going to have a small. but very competent stenographer in the person of Jean- nette Rita Gervais. But then-it sure is true that valu- able things are always found in small packages. Jeannette, you're living up to your motto and are so faithful that- well, success is waiting just around the corner. MALVIN DAVID NVILILMOTT G0'l l'ESFELD Prof Frye Grammar School College Course Alta, I'etm!.s--Nucl.:ing tim Hciglltsf' Plans: Bates-McGill Debating team 43, 423 Orchestra tl, 2, 3, 433 Senior Play tlllg Motto Coin. t4Jg Folio C433 Booster 149: Science Club Hi, 415 Latin Club tit, -ll: Dramatic Club 1435 Mandolin Club tl, 295 Student Aid Council 139, Math. Club 1319 Valedictorian Q-llg Operetta 1413 National Hon- or Society MJ. Nothing in the lilies ol? studies is hard or diflicult for our most brilliant and versatile student in Jordan High. Many a time has Prof aided the poor and benumbed in time of stress. A well liked and popular fellow, many might well set him up as an example deserving of emula- tion. LOUISE GREEN Commercial Course Frye Grammar School. Sink or Su,:'im,. Lon is always handy when someone forgets to do his English, and we may add that she is helpful to her un- fortunate fellow students. Her smile should be an aid to any business man when she starts out 'doing secretarial work next year.

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BEATRICE FLORENCE FRECHlCT'l'l?l Commercial C. Mount Merici Academy. Work f'01lfI'1lC7'S dll. Booster Stall' Typist f4J. Beatrice is a pretty shy girl always plugging and minding her own business. She is working afternoons as 1.1 stenographer, but when she graduates no doubt her abilities will carry her to the highest peak in the sec- retarial world. We are surely thankful to Mount Merici Academy for teaching Bee such good habits. AURORE GAGNON Commercial Course Frye Grammar School. You cfm, if your think you cuuff Aurore is another ot our shining lights-always full of pep and good spirits. She usually has her lessons and is 11ot at all averse to aiding a comrade in distress, She tells us that her future is undecided, but some chap will probably soon make up her mind for her. PAUL GAGNON Commercial Course He was quiet, but hc had an aye. Paul is an energetic chap with plenty of vim, vigor, and vitality. I-Ie's dark and the girls are rather partial to his cheerful smile and quiet personality. Paul is bent on the business world. Pity his easy going competitors. Paul's energy will carry him to the top. RITA YVETTE GARNEAU Commercial Course St. Peter's Parochial School. 'ullimys do the bcst you can. Booster Stal? i433 Folio Staff ull: Typewriting Silver and Gold Pins C433 Honor Part Ml. Rita surely does the best she can in typewriting, any way. If she wore all the medals she has won by speed and accuracy with the typewriter, she would look like a vender of medals. Let's hope Rita gets a position as one of President Coolidge's private stenographers. She de- serves it. The Booster and the Folio both owe a great deal of their success to Rita's stenographic skill.

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ROWENA AGNES GREIGNLEAF limit 'lI'fltl' for louiorrozr-il mrirrv' routes. We predict that. a certain hospital is going to be un- able to acconiinodate all of its patients in the very near luture. Reason-Rowena. is going to train for a nurse!!! We k11ow that Rowena will make a success oli it, for. haven't we had her four years with ns to base our con- victions on?-and although it's too bad to see her go we have the comfort of knowing that tliere'll be a cute little nurse waiting to cure our ills. LILLIAN MARlE GRIFFIN Lil Conimerclal Course Wallace Grainmar School. I ruilty, thy nantc' is 'u1ulnrm.. Gift Com. i,4J. One of our dignified seniors in every sense. .Her dig- nity lias frightened away some of the meeker members of the class. But, Lil, we know you also for your ready wit which gives ns a warmer feeling toward you. Though future work iand playl will take up your time, try to think of us occasionally. FREDERICK A. HALL Fred College Course Frye Grammar School. Plans-U. of M. 1-lv who crilmth, profitcm no-nc. President il, 2, 3, Ill, iClass of '26Jg Secretary 647, ifilass '27l3 Baseball i2, Ii, 495 Football 63, -ll: Folio 6411 Senior Play ffll. Whether it is football, baseball, or any school activity, Fred can :always be counted on to do his part No better athlete has ever gran-ed a Lewiston High team than Fred. And John Barrymore is looking to his laurels now Fred has taken up the drama. Girls of Orono, take a warning! HAROLD CLIFFORD HAMILTON Hank General C. Frye Grammar School Fut. Plans-Boston U. Lf1z!yh and the zrorlll laughs with. you-. Basketball 43, 495 Track 12, 3, 45: Booster Staff fad- vertisinglg Folio Stall ibnsinessl fell. Hank, as he is more familiarly called, is what is known, as a good fellow. He is ready to help out anywhere and has a pleasant smile for every one. He is no mean athlete either, as his Track and Basketball achievements show. Good natured and willing, Hank ought to be very popular at Boston University.